Self - Writer / Executive Producer
Tony Gilroy
Self - Writer / Executive Producer

““I’d rather die trying to take them down than die giving them what they want.””
Celebrate Disney+ Day with a special look at the Star Wars original series Andor.
Andor | Official Trailer | Disney+ Official
Self - Writer / Executive Producer
Tony Gilroy
Self - Writer / Executive Producer
Self - Cassian Andor / Executive Producer
Diego Luna
Self - Cassian Andor / Executive Producer
Kassa (archive footage) (uncredited)
Antonio Viña
Kassa (archive footage) (uncredited)
Taramyn Barcona (archive footage) (uncredited)
Gershwyn Eustache Jnr
Taramyn Barcona (archive footage) (uncredited)
Arvel Skeen (archive footage) (uncredited)
Ebon Moss-Bachrach
Arvel Skeen (archive footage) (uncredited)
Karis Nemik (archive footage) (uncredited)
Alex Lawther
Karis Nemik (archive footage) (uncredited)
Bix Caleen (archive footage) (uncredited)
Adria Arjona
Bix Caleen (archive footage) (uncredited)
Jyn Erso (archive footage) (uncredited)
Felicity Jones
Jyn Erso (archive footage) (uncredited)
Ruescott Melshi (archive footage) (uncredited)
Duncan Pow
Ruescott Melshi (archive footage) (uncredited)
Kerri (archive footage) (uncredited)
Belle Swarc
Kerri (archive footage) (uncredited)
Time Grappler (archive footage) (uncredited)
Neil Bell
Time Grappler (archive footage) (uncredited)
Dedra Meero (archive footage) (uncredited)
Denise Gough
Dedra Meero (archive footage) (uncredited)
Superficially, Andor looks promising. It has a gritty quality, offering a more adult take on the Star Wars universe. It has decent actors too and at least for the first three episodes, the woke nonsense, I've come to associate with new Star Wars series, is largely absent. That said, what takes its place is, well, not a lot. Inertia is substituted for action and a meaningful story. Andor meanders about aimlessly. I was bored by the time I had reached episode two. My other problem is I don't trust the woke ideologues wont show their ugly heads, as soon as they think they have me roped in. Well, thankfully, it's not a risk I need take. I wont be watching this series. My time matters to me and spending it waiting incessantly for something to happen, isn't my idea of enjoyment. In summary, could have worked if it had a functional story and at least, a modest measure of action to move things along. Instead, it feels like a slow, uninspired, space soap opera, where "drama" is somehow supposed to carry the day, in what is a sci fi action adventure franchise.
Read full reviewAfter watching the two episode premiere of <i>Ahsoka</i>, and not feeling a great deal from it, I ended up going back and watching the first episode of <i>Andor</i>. And then just watched all of <i>Andor</i> again by accident 💀 <i>Andor</i> is incredible. I actually think it might be perfect. It’s <i>Star Wars</i> for adults. It’s such an angry show, it’s so bitter, so human, and powerful. Its story is so captivatingly intense and important. It’s so visceral and aggressive towards a system that feels like an overwhelming and impossible undertaking. It reaches a level of such emotional maturity, and compelling storytelling, it doesn’t actually FEEL like <i>Star Wars</i> when you watch it. And it just gets BETTER AND BETTER AS YOU WATCH IT?!?!? It’s just baffling to me that this came from Disney? The sheer QUALITY of this show feels like it could’ve been an HBO show or something. It shows what you can accomplish with actual sets and locations, and putting characters and storytelling ABOVE lore and fan service. You just feel things when you watch <i>Andor</i>. It challenges you as a viewer. It challenges your beliefs and compassion towards things, and questions your own morals of what is, and isn’t right. And I think that’s just so cool. It might just be… the best <i>Star Wars</i>… maybe ever?
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